Cancer Doesn’t End the Day You Are Declared Disease-Free
As part of our October breast cancer awareness blog series, we will be publishing stories from our clients and who are (or have been) faced
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Does Medicare Cover Cancer Treatment?
By: Danielle Kunkle – Vice President of Boomer Benefits Enrolling in Medicare is often nerve-wracking for anyone turning 65. It can be especially scary to
Benefits of Myofascial Release Therapy after Mastectomy & Lumpectomy
By: Teresa Poindexter, PT, CNC at Georgetown Physical Therapy After treating patients for 20 years, I am deeply concerned about the pain and associated postural
Highlights from ASCO’s 2017 Annual Meeting
By: Medical Oncologist Dr. Jane Chawla ASCO (American Society of Clinical Oncology) is a professional organization representing physicians of all oncology sub-specialties who care for
Social Security Disability & Breast Cancer
Applying for Social Security Disability if You Have Breast Cancer If you have been diagnosed with breast cancer, it may eventually (if it hasn’t happened
Physical Therapy: What is it and how can it help?
Dr. Jamie Reese is a physical therapist who has been practicing for 10 years. People are often confused about the physical therapist profession and
Complementary Therapy Series: Acupuncture
By Elizabete Gomes, LAC, RN, ACN, DWLC You would think that when I worked in an intensive care unit or taught nursing at the cancer
Welcome BCRC’s New Development Associate- Nik Ireland
Welcome to our new member of our development team Nik. We are so happy to have Nik take charge and help with our gracious donors. What
Hereditary Breast Cancer
Gayle Patel Certified Genetic Counselor, Texas Oncology When I meet new people and introduce myself as a genetic counselor, I often get blank stares or
Becoming a Caregiver
Linda Brase, M.A., Licensed Professional Counselor The ripples of a cancer diagnosis extend to spouses, partners, siblings, children and friends. Many of these family members will find
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